Phnom Penh: Prime Minister Hun Sen of Cambodia said that Cambodia and Vietnam have gone through many difficulties and overcome many obstacles together.
Speaking by Prime Minister Hun Sen Made on the occasion of allowing Mr. Trinh Van Quyet, member of the Politburo and Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam’s Propaganda, Education and Mass Movement, and his delegation to pay a courtesy call and discuss work at the Peace Palace on May 13, 2026.
During the meeting, Mr. Trinh Van Quyet expressed his belief that under the long-term visionary leadership of the President, Cambodia will develop and achieve more achievements.
He also expressed his satisfaction And highly appreciate the excellent progress of bilateral relations and cooperation over the past 60 years, and believe that this traditional friendship and closeness as good neighbors will continue to grow, strengthen, remain stable and last for a long time.
He highlighted that the government As well as the Communist Party of Vietnam, it will continue to promote the implementation of the cooperation that the top leaders of the two countries have agreed on and put forward to achieve fruitful results in accordance with the set direction.
In which, the President highly appreciated the progress of bilateral relations and cooperation and expressed his pleasure at the good relations. Between states and states, parties and parties, as well as people and people of both countries.
The President also highlighted the history of bilateral relations over the past 60 years, saying that the two countries have gone through many difficulties and overcome many obstacles together.
In this regard, the President highlighted the need to continue to strengthen the ties between the two countries and stressed that long-standing bilateral cooperation must continue to be deepened and expanded through the spirit of solidarity of the younger generations of the two countries.
The President and Mr. Trinh Van Quyet discussed promoting cooperation between the two countries in key areas such as: politics, economy, trade and investment, national defense and security, culture and tourism, as well as infrastructure connectivity, etc.
